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 ·Bright House
| reply to JakCrow
Re: But the real reason.... Well, I DO know that a cable node is fed by a fiber optic OC-48. Your cable SONET ring is made up of that. Kind of difficult to fill that capacity. Just add a card in the hub, and you can service more peeps on a single node. I CAN say that in most cases, Comcast only allows 120 modems per node/card, which means PLENTY of room... |
 JakCrow
join:2001-12-06
Palo Alto, CA | I suspect it's not the nodes, but their backbones. When I had cable modem service, none of my connectivity issues stemmed from the node being full. It was always the cable network at large that was hosed when there was a problem. |
